status request?

What's the status of upgrading the python package to point
at
python2.4?  I have asked several times, and my questions
have been
entirely ignored.

Thomas


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>From what I can tell, nothing have changed since this
summary by
Raphael Hertzog two weeks ago:

http://lists.debian.org/debian-python/2006/05/msg0003
4.html

"The only issue is Matthias Klose who absolutely wants
to push big
packaging changes at the same time whereas everybody else
agree that
we should take our time for those changes since we managed
to live
with the current python policy until now.

I certainly hope we can discuss that IRL at Debconf. I would
welcome a
Python BoF."

This is unfortunate, and I would be glad to hear about what
was
discussed at Debconf.

Seo Sanghyeon

"Sanghyeon Seo" <sanxiyngmail.com> writes:

>>From what I can tell, nothing have changed since
this summary by
> Raphael Hertzog two weeks ago:
>
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-python/2006/05/msg0003
4.html
>
> "The only issue is Matthias Klose who absolutely
wants to push big
> packaging changes at the same time whereas everybody
else agree that
> we should take our time for those changes since we
managed to live
> with the current python policy until now.
>
> I certainly hope we can discuss that IRL at Debconf. I
would welcome a
> Python BoF."
>
> This is unfortunate, and I would be glad to hear about
what was
> discussed at Debconf.

I do wish the maintainer of the package would at least give
a heads up
instead of ignoring me.  It is now inconveniencing not only
me, but
many others too.

How hard is it really to just say "this is our
plan"?  This is getting
rude and obstructive.

Thomas


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Thomas Bushnell BSG writes:
> "Sanghyeon Seo" <sanxiyngmail.com> writes:
> 
> >>From what I can tell, nothing have changed
since this summary by
> > Raphael Hertzog two weeks ago:
> >
> > http://lists.debian.org/debian-python/2006/05/msg0003
4.html
> >
> > "The only issue is Matthias Klose who
absolutely wants to push big
> > packaging changes at the same time whereas
everybody else agree that
> > we should take our time for those changes since we
managed to live
> > with the current python policy until now.
> >
> > I certainly hope we can discuss that IRL at
Debconf. I would welcome a
> > Python BoF."
> >
> > This is unfortunate, and I would be glad to hear
about what was
> > discussed at Debconf.
> 
> I do wish the maintainer of the package would at least
give a heads up
> instead of ignoring me.  It is now inconveniencing not
only me, but
> many others too.
> 
> How hard is it really to just say "this is our
plan"?  This is getting
> rude and obstructive.

If you CC debian-python, I would expect that you can at
least follow
the status updates on this list. CC'ing debian-python and
not reading
it yourself sounds strange. See my update on this list.

Both Steve Langasak and me didn't come back home as healty
as
expected, so there has been some delay.

  Matthias


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Matthias Klose <dokocs.tu-berlin.de> writes:

> If you CC debian-python, I would expect that you can at
least follow
> the status updates on this list. CC'ing debian-python
and not reading
> it yourself sounds strange. See my update on this list.

I looked on debian-python, and I couldn't see anything that
would have
been a clear answer to my question.

I'm sorry you're not feeling well.  Get well soon.

Thomas


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